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it's an energy security or national security issue. being self-sufficient n control of our own destiny has a lot of value. so, you don't want to be married to saudi arabia and worried about the middle east and nigeria and syria and all over the world. i don't agree oil will be an $80 or $85 commodity. i predict $125 for brent crude by 2035. delta of maybe $18 to $20. wti trading north of $100. that makes a lot of economic incentive to keep on drilling. but i think what it also keeps is $3.50 gasoline price. a lot of folks ask me, when is $2 gas coming back? i don't think it is. what we haven't talked a lot about is natural gas and the impact natural gas can have, in addition to be sufficient on oil production, natural gas the supply glut we have, we can displace coal, tuesday for transportation, l&g it to asia and europe. it's creating a manufacturing renaissance. we're bringing jobs and companies back to america who want to use natural gas as a feed stock. we're on the right track. the linchpin reallily is access to federal lands and
it's an energy security or national security issue. being self-sufficient n control of our own destiny has a lot of value. so, you don't want to be married to saudi arabia and worried about the middle east and nigeria and syria and all over the world. i don't agree oil will be an $80 or $85 commodity. i predict $125 for brent crude by 2035. delta of maybe $18 to $20. wti trading north of $100. that makes a lot of economic incentive to keep on drilling. but i think what it also keeps is $3.50...
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look at energy. look at private cultivation. look at texas. look at oklahoma. look at north dakota. they're creating jobs. then look at the epa. certainly growth is the only way out. we talk about cutting spending. we're not even cutting the baseline. we're cutting the growth in spending. >> what about jim's point of view that the deficit as a percentage of gdp is declining? >> i don't believe his math. i see trillion-dollar deficits for the last several years. i see us fighting over 2, 3, or 4 trillion over ten years when we still have a trillion every year for the last three. it doesn't add up. i don't know what jim is looking at. >> well, it's not my number. it's numbers from the government itself. >> that's good. >> the big decision you have to make when you apply fiscal austerity is how fast and how aggressive do you apply it while trying to improve the deficit but also maintain and not hamper the recovery or end the recovery. i would ask rick and everyone this, the question you have to ask yourself, who's best equipped to make that decision? is it a bunch of elected officials
look at energy. look at private cultivation. look at texas. look at oklahoma. look at north dakota. they're creating jobs. then look at the epa. certainly growth is the only way out. we talk about cutting spending. we're not even cutting the baseline. we're cutting the growth in spending. >> what about jim's point of view that the deficit as a percentage of gdp is declining? >> i don't believe his math. i see trillion-dollar deficits for the last several years. i see us fighting...
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the energy information administration today saying that by 2017 or so, we will be an exporter of natural gas. this on top of what the international energy agency has said about natural gas and the fact we're continuing to grow here with our supplies. back to you. >> all right. thanks so much, sharon. of course, stocks not able to hold on to early gains today. the market is lower right now. look at this. this market is down about 3%, just over 3% since last week's presidential election. many believe it's mainly on worries about looming fiscal cliff. >> here to help us break down the trading day, mark freeman and bob posani. what do you think? do you think we get a resolution in the fiscal cliff that will please the market? everybody believes we're going to get something. will it please the market? >> i think that's a great point. to a certain degree, i'm wondering if we're too fixated on what the details will be as opposed to saying, look, do we get an agreement? when we look at it from the market, that's what's most important to the market. just tell us what the rules are going to be. te
the energy information administration today saying that by 2017 or so, we will be an exporter of natural gas. this on top of what the international energy agency has said about natural gas and the fact we're continuing to grow here with our supplies. back to you. >> all right. thanks so much, sharon. of course, stocks not able to hold on to early gains today. the market is lower right now. look at this. this market is down about 3%, just over 3% since last week's presidential election....
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liz: three areas, energy and the no. one moneymaker. >> 8 ms holdings, missed the earnings estimates they do to the medicaid programs, the medicaid hmos and customers as well and a percentage of what they recover. obamacare is the law of the land. in the medicaid program. and that makes growth prospects -- [talking over each other] liz: isn't that a little rich? >> unique asset that compete against no one. everyone goes a little bit of what they do. they don't have a lock on the states but they play a majority of the key ones on the medicaid. liz: let's cover more fraud in the health industry. energy. let's get your pick their. >> from st. mary land, a predominantly gas and domestic. it is an interesting company from here we are going to focus on domestic energy assets. this company had a few operational issues well behind them. it is a great entry point. liz: your number one money maker, it is up 10% since then. liz: i would >> >> i was nervous about it because we talk about it so many times. a lot of times you look at
liz: three areas, energy and the no. one moneymaker. >> 8 ms holdings, missed the earnings estimates they do to the medicaid programs, the medicaid hmos and customers as well and a percentage of what they recover. obamacare is the law of the land. in the medicaid program. and that makes growth prospects -- [talking over each other] liz: isn't that a little rich? >> unique asset that compete against no one. everyone goes a little bit of what they do. they don't have a lock on the...
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she always says of energy for me. >> reporter: well, i wanted to take a look here. facebook, the is the story. posting some nice gains. we have management shake-up. yesterday and today, you had two executives leaving yesterday. yet the chief financial officer. you have that treasure going over to twitter. but the stock is doing well. they have a new game coming out, multiple level. there also plan a defense planning on bringing safari from the mobile devices. they get a vote of confidence. a lot of things happening here, but you can't lose sight of the fact it has really been a big loser. they took over the last three months, trying to get it to go. they have not. the continued to sell. liz: thank you, nicole. only one month after the ceo resigned, a lot of you on the stock. widely held, getting hit with a shareholder proposal from my group of benedictine nuns, and another group called ask me that involves state and municipal and local workers. now, the proposal calls for the company to explore a separation of one or more of its businesses why did the sisters filed
she always says of energy for me. >> reporter: well, i wanted to take a look here. facebook, the is the story. posting some nice gains. we have management shake-up. yesterday and today, you had two executives leaving yesterday. yet the chief financial officer. you have that treasure going over to twitter. but the stock is doing well. they have a new game coming out, multiple level. there also plan a defense planning on bringing safari from the mobile devices. they get a vote of...
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to the energy group, he represents support of alternative energy, which in turn is bad for the oil and gas companies. with regard to technology, more regular arelation and financials could mean that private equity and venture capital firms suffer a bit. thus, tech would too. the groups that lost the least, consumer tapes, health care, and telecom, health care stocks include the hospitals. those could see a bit of a benefit when obamacare comes into play. some investors hoping that with the election behind us, we're going to see some green. with the threat of the fiscal cliff, many are expecting red as we approach the end of the year. back over to you. >> all right, jack. thanks very much. don't go anywhere. a trio of exclusive interviews kicking off the next hour of the "closing bell." >>> coming up, maria means business. cisco ceo john chambers talks exclusively about earnings and how the looming fiscal cliff is affecting his company's bottom line. >>> then, in another exclusive, nyse chief duncan niederauer talks to maria about how he's addressing another trading glitch that affected
to the energy group, he represents support of alternative energy, which in turn is bad for the oil and gas companies. with regard to technology, more regular arelation and financials could mean that private equity and venture capital firms suffer a bit. thus, tech would too. the groups that lost the least, consumer tapes, health care, and telecom, health care stocks include the hospitals. those could see a bit of a benefit when obamacare comes into play. some investors hoping that with the...
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cheryl: shares of clean energy are making a jump in today's session. the company announced a collaboration with ge to expand infrastructure in the united states. the partnership will use ge's liquid natural gas technology adds two new plants and expecting to complete all this by the end of 2013. shares of clean energy down more than 5% for the year but as you can see today the stock is up more than 10%. now to david asman. the market opened lower, went higher, now we'r we are down lor again. david: they're settling into the end of the day. we will be following that very closely. what is it they want to do as you can see the market is trading significantly lower than it has been for most of the day trading down into the close. nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. little early to talk about amd, but they have contacted jpmorgan chase to check out their options. a lot of people take a look at intel. nicole: the stock was on the move trading as high as 235. down nearly 65% this year, so the fact they are out exploring options gives it an immed
cheryl: shares of clean energy are making a jump in today's session. the company announced a collaboration with ge to expand infrastructure in the united states. the partnership will use ge's liquid natural gas technology adds two new plants and expecting to complete all this by the end of 2013. shares of clean energy down more than 5% for the year but as you can see today the stock is up more than 10%. now to david asman. the market opened lower, went higher, now we'r we are down lor again....
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that's lessening demand for natural gas, but again, the big gainers today, if you take a look in the energy market, it was crude oil, rbob gasoline, also heating oil prices skyrocketing today, if you look at crude oil prices, an intraday chart will show you sitting near their highs of the session as they closed at a one-week high. this would make a third straight week of gains if we were to close higher again this week. lots of bullish momentum behind that market. it is the middle east, avoidance of falling off the fiscal cliff. traders we talked to today and said that's pouring into the bullish sentiment in that market. gold prices also moving today, a big winner, that's part of the fiscal cliff, concerns in the middle east play, across the board, as the president says he's confident that we're going to avoid falling off the fiscal cliff. the buyers fled into this market, it was off to the races. liz: you know sandra we're playing nintendo land over here so we really -- sandra: so sorry to interrupt. [laughter] liz: all right. let's take it here. talk about a waiting list. try being the 50
that's lessening demand for natural gas, but again, the big gainers today, if you take a look in the energy market, it was crude oil, rbob gasoline, also heating oil prices skyrocketing today, if you look at crude oil prices, an intraday chart will show you sitting near their highs of the session as they closed at a one-week high. this would make a third straight week of gains if we were to close higher again this week. lots of bullish momentum behind that market. it is the middle east,...